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QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

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50 Bar Chart<br />

The bar chart is the most basic chart type.<br />

Charts are graphical representations of numerical data. It is possible to switch between different representations<br />

of an existing chart, by changing the Chart Type in the Chart Properties: General (page 593)<br />

page.<br />

The quickest way to create a new bar chart is to select Quick Chart Wizard (page 747) from the Tools<br />

menu.<br />

By right-clicking the object, the Bar Chart: Object Menu (page 597) will be displayed. It can also be<br />

accessed from the Object menu, when the bar chart is the active object.<br />

For information on the chart types available in <strong>QlikView</strong>, see Chart Types (page 595).<br />

50.1 New Chart<br />

A new chart can be created by clicking on the Create Chart tool in the toolbar, by a right-click on an<br />

empty sheet area and selecting New Sheet Object, Chart from Object menu or by selecting New Sheet<br />

Object, Chart from Layout menu. This will open a sequence of chart property pages.<br />

In the page that appears first, name and type of graph and title (optional) is set, clicking the Next button<br />

opens the second page etc. As soon as sufficient information has been entered the Next and/or Finish buttons<br />

are enabled and the user can proceed to the next page in the sequence or finish it.<br />

Once the chart is displayed on the sheet it can be modified by right clicking the graph and selecting Properties<br />

or by activating the graph (click on caption area) and selecting Properties in the Object menu.<br />

50.2 Bar Chart: Object Menu<br />

Right-click on a chart and a float menu appears. This menu can also be found under Object menu when the<br />

chart is active.<br />

The menu contains the following commands:<br />

Properties... Opens the Properties dialog where the parameters defining the chart can be<br />

set.<br />

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